A full inspection of your property's electrical installation, certified by our engineers for compliance and peace of mind.
Book an inspection →The inspection itself usually takes 2–4 hours for a standard home. The price covers the inspection and certified report only. It doesn't include repairs or remedial work. If any dangerous (C1) or potentially dangerous (C2) issues are found, we'll give you a separate, itemised quote for fixing them.
Based on property size and circuit complexity. Your exact price is always confirmed and fixed before booking.
Most EICRs cost between £100 and £500, depending mainly on property size and how many circuits need testing (see the pricing table above). We always confirm your exact fixed price before booking, so there are no surprises.
A standard home usually takes 2 to 4 hours. Larger properties, older installations, or houses in multiple occupation can take longer, sometimes a full day, since every circuit and connection needs to be checked individually.
C1 means a danger is present and needs immediate action. C2 means something is potentially dangerous and needs urgent remedial work. C3 is an improvement recommendation, not a safety issue. An EICR is only rated satisfactory if it has no C1 or C2 findings.
Landlords in England must have a valid EICR at least every 5 years, or at each change of tenancy, and provide a copy to tenants and the local authority if asked. Homeowners aren't legally required to have one, but it's recommended every 5 to 10 years, or when buying or selling a property.
No. The price covers the inspection and report itself. If any C1 or C2 issues are found, we'll give you a clear, itemised quote for the remedial work separately, so you can decide how to proceed.
Non-compliant landlords risk enforcement action and financial penalties from the local authority, and it can also affect your landlord insurance if you ever need to make a claim relating to fire or electrical damage.